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The cat is finally out of the bag – Google relied heavily on @ShareGPT's data when training Bard. This was also why we took down ShareGPT's Explore page – which has over 112K shared conversations – last week. Insanity.

Screenshot from TheInformation.com article: Devlin quit after sharing concerns with Pichai, Dean and other senior managers that the Bard team, which received assistance from Brain employees, was training its machine-learning model using data from OpenAl's ChatGPT. Specifically, Devlin believed the Bard team appeared to be relying heavily on information from ShareGPT, a website where people publish conversations they've had with ChatGPT.

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